Iron County register., 1887-05-19

Ironton to Einstein Silver Mines,
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. i 80 p. n
JE0. +. T. EDWARDS P. NJ.
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Miss Fanny Eichelberger, Of De Soto, last
week spent ; few days with the family Of W.
A. Paul. in Arcadia.
The full bloom summer is upon us, and
seersuckers are gradually coming in, though
the shirt-sleeve style il struggling for the
mastery.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
School Board last Wednesday all three of the
teachers Of the term just closed were re-sm-
ployed for another year.
There have been no runaways, nor buggies
smashed, since our last issue. 1t may be
proper to state in this connection that Wink
Ter, the jeweler, is not yet entirely recovered.
It looks now as II the Arcadia House is
going to remain closed all summer; IL SO, 1t
is q condemned shame and outrage. That's
all there Is to it, hedge the question rs you
may.
"Hailstorm, rainstorn, amt a.gwine to
rain any mo-" won't do for this section this
season, SO far as the prediction or assertion
relates to rain. 1t rains every day, just as
e-a-s-y!
An appropriate serenade for the peripa.
tetic female lecturer: "Home, Sweet Home"
It is . tune that will never wear out SO long
- petticoats are IN fashion and Woman Suf.
frage isn't.
Thos. Glenn,a brakeman on freight train,
had his hand crushed while making . coup
ling at Arcadia last Saturday. He Was taken
to the hospital In st. Louis next day by DR..
F. n. Farrar.
week, and the growth of vegetation is extra.
ordinary. This will be the best grass season
this country has seen for years. Wheat 10
said to be doing well.
The Stewart Family Muscial Specially Com.
pany will be at the Academy Of Music one
night this week, probably Friday. This
troupe was here last year and 1t will be re.
membered that they gave good show.
Mrs. Dora Kratz, Of Middlebrook. was last
Wednesday foundgguilty in Justice Dinger's
court OF disturbing the peace of her neigh.
Dor, Mrs. Mary Schreiner. The fine and
costs amounting to SIT were paid at once.
A "Horton Chair Car" the incest thing
vet gotten up in the shape Of passenger
coach, is now in service on the Arcadia Ae.
commodation. With this acquisition travel.
ing ON thSt.t-ain ID now attended with more
pleasures than ever.
Prot. vandiver, of the Belleviev Collegiate
Institute, made US pleasant though rather
hasty call, last Saturday. He came down
with about sixty of the faculty. friends and
pupils, q more extended account Of whose
doings hereabouts IL given in these columns
Dave Reese, of Reese Bro, went to St
Louis this "wednesday morning, to be ao'
sent from home several days. In that time
he will replenish his store, and proposes te
fill It with good Goods which will be sold al
ANAL advance over cost. The new stock vii
begin to arrive this week, and we commend
this to the consideration of our readers.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will give
Social at the Academy Of Music this (Wed
nesdsy) evening-the proceeds TO go toware
the pastors salary. A general supper vii
be provided for all who desire, and fer 2
cents one NAV feast to repletion. Jce-cream
lemonade, fruits, ETC., will also be dispens
ed. We predict a success for the ladies.
One of Capt. John Smiths cows was kille'
by lightning in Russellville last Sunday, dur
ing the heavy thunder storm which came VI
in the afternoon. The lightning struck tn
wire fence enclosing the pasture, and as sh
was standing close to it the electric huid wa
thus conducted to her. She was fine COW
and her death is serious loss TO the owner
Judge Clarkson had . sheep -shearing o
his farm one day last week, and the resu
was very satisfactory. A couple vi year
.uo he bought some Cotswold sheep, an
the flock now numbers eight head. las
Years lamb yielded II pounds OF fine WOO
and the smallest yield from any Of the eigf
v.s eleven pounds. The average shes
was fifteen pounds.
Bishop Malalieu, Of the II. Z. Churcl
will deliver an address TO the people OF lrol
ton In the Presbyterian Church on Thur
dav evening. The Bishop lives In Ne
orleans. and Is on his way home from II
semi. Annual Meeting of Bishops held in
PAM. On Friday evening Mr.. c. E. Felto
the popular pastor Of Union N. Z. Churc
viii address the people at Graniteville.
Drxp-At the residence Of Mrs. Hui
Smith. in Poplar Bluif, No., on Sund
nornine at 8 O'Clock, May 15,h, 1887, ALI
RKRNIcE, infant daughter OF Mr.. and Nj
I'D. Greason. aged months and Il days.
Mrs. Greason. who has been for some tin
a resident of Syenite, where her husos'
has . position in the Company's ONCE "
on = visit to her mother, when the little o
.tekened and died. The remains we
brought to Ironton and inferred In the
sonic Cemetery on Monday afternoon. Nu'
erous friends attended the funeral, Tn
.estifying to their sympathy with the berea
sed parents.
Last Thusday Messrs. Al. Carty ana 20
Mann, of this county, and Mr.. Goggin,
REYNOLDS, went out on wolf hunt south
Hogan. and returned with five young WOW
alive. and the scalps OF three others. on
creek. near Mrs. Fenelon's farm, they
.crcss an old she-wolf, and following
up. came upon i. nest Of eight puppies aot
two months old. Three of them were 81
and the remainder captured, the old "
making good her escape. The little "
~. ok and fnuOce